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#34
09-02-2020, 09:05 PM
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I think one of the best things being an enchanter is denying someone a mob with the click of 1 button. If someone took my pet I would just walk right up to their camp they pulled it to and right before they get that juicy exp it'd STOP, and walk right back to me.
At which point I say GOOD DAY sir, like I'm scrooge, and me and my frog RP walk back to our camp. That salience when everyone like, rotates in place, confused, wondering what happened, maybe a spell hits your charmed pet and nothing happens. Its great. Second only to fearing someone on rallos zek before they nerfed that [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | ||
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#35
09-03-2020, 02:14 AM
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I was under the impression it’s not really your npc if it is neither charmed nor aggroed onto you.
Is there a grace period where you get to ‘keep ownership’ of NPCs once charm is dropped and it is deaggroed? I would have thought it is like items dropped or sold to vendors. Once it’s gone its gone. | ||
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#36
09-03-2020, 02:20 AM
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Yeah if a GM shows up cus you snatched an EXP mob out of a camp that you been killing with all day they aint gonna smack you for it.
I mean you could have like a few thousand plat on that thing, and if someone thinks this is the kind of community where its "losers weepers" and the group gets all that loot to /random, they are wrong lol | ||
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#37
09-03-2020, 05:20 AM
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The thread is slanted as a rules question, not a community etiquette question.
This is why I am using the comparison of vendoring items. Consider recharge ‘theft’ fiascos. Rules are if you give the item to an npc and someone else takes the item that is fine. The community etiquette however is strongly against this. Are you saying this thread being framed as a rules question is a false pretence? Is the real function of the thread to create a community precedent to allow soloers to keep camps uncleared and unengaged? To exploit ooc regen on mind wiped former charm pets without worry of reprisal? ‘Stealing’ ‘pets’ isn’t the only ‘dick issue’ here, but such issues aren’t exactly in the scope of a rules question. | ||
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#38
09-03-2020, 01:26 PM
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Hmm no i mean as far as rules go I think as long as you havent died, you are in the right to take your mob back if it was swiped from you while its recharging.
I dont know the rules off teh top of my head but there is language about like, or similar to, "in and around the area" or something, or also like "reasonable amount of time" etc So a lot of things do come down to GM discretion, and a reasonable amount of time, or around the area, is in the same zone as a pet of yours that is recharging for a "short amount of time" that it takes to get full. So like, as far as rules go, i think youd be in the right to walk up, charm and snatch BACK your pet, if someone took it. If someone took it without telling you, looted it and then denied it, you're going to have a harder case and can win if you can convince someone to look at the logs im sure and were not like "why should I be tactful" lol (thats a ref to another thread hehe) but the most you may win is a reimbursement in a few months so shallow victory hehe | ||
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#39
09-03-2020, 02:10 PM
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#40
09-08-2020, 11:19 PM
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the way the current rules are written you can absolutely charm something and camp a mob. however if its an outdoor zone someone could absolutely come up and lay claim to the mob you have charmed if you are using it to camp another mob. say for instance an enchanter was charming one ice giant to kill another in everfrost. If someone wanted to they could claim the spawn that is your pet. its also up to you to give up what mob you want because technically you are taking two spawns. its a pretty dick move and I think most here agree on that. IF its an indoor zone what ever you can see in the room is yours if you can keep it down.
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